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This 1976 Corvette is all original with no modifications AND has less than 100,000 miles!

Come see this beautiful Corvette in the 1976 50th Anniversary Display at Corvettes at Carlisle❗

Do you have a 1976 Corvette that would make a good fit in the display ? Apply it for the special display today at https://bit.ly/4t9KWkX

🔥 SUMMER SEND OFF 2026 IS COMING IN HOT! 🔥

New month. New date. New cars, trucks & bikes.
New awards. New excitement. Bigger vibes.

Who will make Tony’s VIP Section?
Who will take home the coveted Best of Show CHAMPIONSHIP BELT? 🏆
Will we have a Golf Kart Showcase this year?! 👀

One thing’s for sure…
We’re cooking up something special for 2026.
Stay tuned. This one’s going to be BIG💥

⏳ 30 Days to Go... Are YOU In for Corvettes at Carlisle? 🏁🔥

We’re just one month away from one of the biggest all-Corvette events in the world—and the excitement is revving up fast! Nearly 3,000 Corvettes are already set to take over the Aerolarri Fun Field, and there’s still room for you to be part of the action.

🚗 Own a Corvette?
Park it with pride among thousands of others, connect with fellow enthusiasts, and enjoy exclusive perks all weekend long!
👉 Register Your Car for the Aerolarri Fun Field: https://bit.ly/3tqyGQ1

🎟️ Just coming to take it all in?
Discounted spectator tickets are available now online—don’t wait: https://bit.ly/4kIFlNp

This is more than a car show—it’s a Corvette celebration you’ll never forget.

The Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 represents the pinnacle of American sports car engineering, first introduced in 1970 as a high-performance variant of the C3 Corvette. After a long hiatus, the ZR1 nameplate returned in 1990 with the C4 generation, featuring an all-aluminum LT5 engine developed in partnership with Lotus that produced 375 horsepower. The ZR1 disappeared again until 2009, when the C6 ZR1 emerged as a supercar killer with a supercharged LS9 V8 generating 638 horsepower. The current C8 ZR1, launched in 2023, continues this legacy with a twin-turbocharged LT7 V8 producing over 1,000 horsepower, making it the most powerful production Corvette ever built. See them all at the 2025 Corvettes at Carlisle Chip's Choice display as we celebrate the history and the future of this raw American V8 power with cutting-edge technology and track-focused engineering.

Register for the Fun Field: https://bit.ly/3THQzGM

Learn more about Corvettes at Carlisle: https://bit.ly/40UhbZ3

Get discounted Spectator Admission Tickets: https://bit.ly/44VsB00

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